OK that seems to work
Although I did have to hack the core code quite a bit to get it to work. Now just to apply some proper CSS to get it working just as I need![]()
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OK that seems to work
Although I did have to hack the core code quite a bit to get it to work. Now just to apply some proper CSS to get it working just as I need![]()
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OK all seems fine and dandy. Untill I hit one of the sub menu links, then that becomes the active-link and so there are no <li> elements underneath it.
What I need to do is append the class to the <UL>that the sub menu is in, would that still work with the CSS though?
If i set the css to this
and had the html asCode:#navigation ul #active-link ul li a { color: #ffffff; }
Code:<li><a class="menu-link" href="content/section/2/25/">tutorials</a> <ul id="active-link" > <li><a class="menu-link" href="content/view/6/28/">Testing for one</a></li> </ul>
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